We have started to collect the most important news related to South Africa in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Community leaders have come together in one South African region in an attempt to stop the violence between rival gangs.
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A South African man is sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Swedish woman Anni Dewani on her honeymoon in Cape Town in 2010.
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South Africa is to deploy a reconnaissance aircraft to combat a massive rise in rhino poaching in recent years.
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In a BBC interview, South Africa's Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said he does "take responsibility" for failures of the governing African National Congress (ANC)
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Why South Africa's leader faces tough ANC battle to keep his job
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Ricky Ponting's final game for Australia ends in defeat as South Africa secure a series-clinching 309-run victory.
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Ricky Ponting fails with the bat in his final Test match as South Africa take control against Australia in the third Test.
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England captain Chris Robshaw learns lessons after his decision-making was criticised in defeat to South Africa.
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South Africa are once again indebted to Faf du Plessis as they fight back on day one of the third and final Test against Australia.
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South Africa's government acted unlawfully in failing to give the Dalai Lama a visa in time for a planned visit last year, a court rules.
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South Africa's President Jacob Zuma holds a traditional ceremony to seek his ancestors' help ahead of next month's African National Congress (ANC) leadership contest.
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Faf Du Plessis defies Australia with a marathon century to earn South Africa a remarkable draw in the second Test.
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Australia need six South Africa wickets on the final day to win the second Test in Adelaide and take a 1-0 series lead.
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England are set to miss out on a top four World Cup ranking after being beaten 15-16 by South Africa at Twickenham.
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A flurry of late Australia wickets on day three revive South Africa's hopes of winning the second Test in Adelaide.
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Eight rhinos have been killed by poachers in a single attack on a reserve in South Africa
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Graeme Smith hits 111 not out as South Africa close day two of the second Test 333 runs behind Australia on 217-2.
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Joe Launchbury is handed his first Test start as England make six changes for Saturday's autumn Test against South Africa.
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Pictures of South Africa's 'fake fox' hunters
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A group of South African students, along with an aid agency in Norway, is challenging the negative image of Africa by producing a fictional Christmas appeal video for Norway.
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A South African man is convicted of firing the shot which killed Swedish woman Anni Dewani on her honeymoon in 2010.
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Scotland's second-half fightback is not sufficient to avoid a fourth straight defeat at Murrayfield as South Africa's power prevails.
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Orlando Pirates, the South African Premier League champions, has suspended its youth development programme amid allegations of age cheating.
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Australia include all-rounder Shane Watson in their squad for the second Test against South Africa at the Adelaide Oval.
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One person dies in clashes between farm workers and police in South Africa's vineyard region outside Cape Town.
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Four of the five paintings worth $2m stolen from a museum in the South African capital, Pretoria, are found at a cemetery, police say.
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Michael Clarke scores a record 259 at the Gabba but South Africa hold on to draw the first Test in Brisbane.
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South Africa's police hunt for an armed gang which stole art worth $2m (£1.25m) from a museum in the capital, Pretoria.
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Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis hit tons for South Africa as Australia close 339 behind at 111-3 in the first Test.
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No play is possible because of rain on day two in the first Test between Australia and South Africa in Brisbane.
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Dozens of South African miners, who lost their jobs after a series of recent strikes, have turned to illegal gold panning.
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How one boy in South Africa used magic to escape poverty and make his dreams come true.
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A South African court jails a Thai man for 40 years for illegal rhino poaching as part of an international smuggling operation.
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Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis put on 136 as South Africa reach 255-2 against Australia on day one of the first Test.
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A man in South Africa is arrested after he is found by police to be carrying genitals in his wallet - thought to be those of his missing nephew.
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The driver in a car crash that killed Nelson Mandela's great-granddaughter has been cleared of all charges in South Africa, his lawyer says.
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South African police have been accused of planting weapons on the bodies of dead workers killed at the Marikana mine in August.
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Nelson Mandela's image has appeared on South African banknotes for the first time.
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South African police are accused of planting weapons on the bodies of workers shot dead during strikes at the Marikana platinum mine.
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The first banknotes featuring the face of anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela go into circulation in South Africa.
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A South African police officer is arrested over last month's attempted jailbreak, in which three inmates were killed in an explosion inside a prison van.
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Kites of all shapes and sizes have been on display at the International Kite Festival in Cape Town in South Africa.
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Striking miners at two Anglogold Ashanti pits in South Africa agree to return to work as tensions across the country's mineral sector ease.
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South African President Jacob Zuma says some legal issues in the country are better resolved by traditional justice.
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Surrey sign 31-year-old South Africa Test captain Graeme Smith on a three-year deal and name him as club skipper.
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South Africa has the largest and most developed economy on the African continent, but the unemployment rate for younger people has been running as high as 50%, prompting a nationwide debate.
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Should state subsidies help South Africa's young unemployed?
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